Script Steps Reference

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FILEMAKER SCRIPT STEPS REFERENCE 89
Compatibility
Originated in
FileMaker Pro 6.0 or earlier
Description
You can set the import order and use the Specify import order option, or perform this script step
with the dialog box so the user can set new criteria, such as importing data as a new table.
If the source file is open, the found set is imported; if not, all records in the source table are
imported.
When you use this script step to import an XML data file:
your file path must be the absolute path to your data file
you can use variables in the file path
use different syntax for Windows and Mac OS. For Windows, follow the syntax file:///
[full path to file]
. For Mac OS, follow the syntax file:///volumes/[full
path to file]
. If you use a variable in the file path, it must generate the proper syntax.
When you include this script step in a FileMaker Server scheduled script and you do not select
Perform without dialog in the Edit Script dialog box, the text (NOT compatible) appears after the
script step. The script, however, will run. The behavior will be the same as if Perform without
dialog was selected. See Get(DocumentsPathListing) function for more information.
If you schedule a FileMaker Server script to do any of the following, you will receive an error:
importing records to new table
importing records from a folder
importing images to a container field
Notes
When using the Import Records script step or Export Records script step in a
FileMaker
Server scheduled script, keep the following in mind:
Any specified file must be in the FileMaker Server Documents folder, the temporary
folder, or a child folder of either the FileMaker
Server Documents folder or the
temporary folder. For example, the following are all valid paths for file.csv:
<Documents>/file.csv
<Temporary Path>/file.csv
<Documents>/Folder1/file.csv
Where the script step runs Supported
FileMaker Pro Yes
FileMaker Server scheduled script Partial
FileMaker Go Partial
Custom Web Publishing No
Instant Web Publishing No
Runtime solution Yes